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I would inform your insurance just to see what the implications are there.  Also check with the airline about their policies on pregnancy and flying.  My SIL did a 7 hour flight whilst 4 months pregnant and said she was fine.  SHe made sure she kepts mobile on the flight because there was a bigger risk of DVT - so get walkin up and down the aisle.  She was also upgraded to First Class along with my Bro so that she would be more comfortable.

As for wine tasting - you spit it out anyway so I wouldn't think it's a problem! 

At 9 weeks pregnant, I flew from the UK to Rome and embarked on a 7-day cruise in the Med. At 10 weeks pregnant I flew back to the UK and the next day I flew to the west coast of the US for 10 days. At 11.5 weeks pregnant I flew from the west coast of the US back to the UK, and straight down to the Med again. At 13 weeks pregnant I flew back to the UK. I realise that mine was only a 1 month trip and I was - for the most part - in my first trimester, but I really didn't have any problems with the flying part (and I did have morning sickness). I would think that traveling in the first trimester is more difficult than traveling in the second trimester...

@ 3.5 months it won't be a problem.  You'll be in the 2nd trimester so most of your first tri woes (m/s if you even get it and fatigue) should be gone by then.  You'll need to be careful of what you eat, I would suggest getting a pocket translator or an iphone app to translate menus so you are sure of what you are ordering.  Flying won't be a problem, airlines only require a medical certificate after 27 weeks for the most part, and you won't be that far along yet.  I would check out your insurance in case you should need to see a doctor while you are here.  But keep in mind that even in your insurance doesn't cover it, should you need medical attention and have to pay out of pocket, the cost is not as exorbitant as in the US.  A typical doctor's visit here in France is less than 50€.  Enjoy your trip!

I think you should be fine. I just got back from a work trip to London and Paris and I am 24 weeks. Get compression socks for flying, they help with swelling. Don't push yourself. Know that after walking around all day, you should put your feet up and go to bed early. As a pp said, you will have to be careful about what you eat. Especially with dairy. Alot of it is unpasterized in Europe. I would bring a lot of snacks with you. You may be turned off by foriegn foods and just want a pop tart (or whatever). I found that I had some issues around lunch because they eat a lot of pre-made sandwiches over there that had cold cuts or soft cheeses in them. Any way, you should be fine.